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Cynarin is a chemical reference material with CAS number 1182-34-9 and empirical formula C₂₅H₂₄O₁₂. The molar mass is 516,44 g/mol. Supplied with analytical records, this preparation is intended for laboratory analytical work where documented identity supports method development and compound verification. The product is packed as 10 mg in glass, enabling precise handling of small quantities in research settings. Available from manufacturer Carl ROTH, cynarin serves chemists and analysts working with characterised reference substances and related structures. Its defined molecular formula and accompanying analytical documentation make it suitable for chromatographic comparison, spectroscopic checks and standard preparation. The glass packaging protects the material during handling and transfer while remaining convenient for weighing. Laboratories engaged in natural product chemistry, quality control and phytochemical studies can use this characterised cynarin preparation as a practical reference option within routine and specialised analytical workflows that require a well-documented substance of known composition. This compact format suits laboratories that manage limited sample inventories and need reliable reference materials for ongoing analytical programmes.
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